Sentence examples for distinctly working from inspiring English sources

It isn't glamorous: it's a distinctly working space.

Though not disadvantaged, we're both distinctly working class.

But, whereas in America heavy metal has distinctly working class connotations, in India the music is accessible only to the privileged few.

It is, however, a distinctly working class story.

The mood is distinctly work in progress, not commissioned premiere.

Mr. Glodell is working distinctly different story terrain, however — in this case, an affair gone apocalyptic — and with technical virtuosity and beauty.

Symmetric supercapacitors (SSCs) which are configurated by both NiCoS NRAs cathode and anode distinctly extend the working potential window (1.6 V) and deliver high energy density of 55.1 Wh kg−1 and power density of 3200 W kg−1, respectively.

But there we were on a chilly November night in Ridgefield Park, N.J., in the Westside Village Tavern, a distinctly working-class bar nicknamed the Zoo.

Maloney focussed on Asbury Park because it was a "distinctly working-class, nonaffluent, semi-urban, slightly run-down beach town, with a music culture and a vibrant street life".

While obviously influenced by Genet and Stoppard — the costuming metaphor will remind you of Genet's "The Maids" and aspects of Stoppard's "Jumpers" — Jacobson is working a distinctly American vernacular, and his voice is ultimately his own.

In surveying the current events that are captivating our national attention, two things distinctly stand out as working to define this moment: oil and data.